China’s copper costs driven up by Maike’s woes, output glitches
China's copper buyers face higher costs for the metal this year, buyers and analysts said.
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Brazil miner lobby seeks end to illegal mining that caused Yanomami tragedy
Ibram, which represents multinational and large domestic mining firms operating in Brazil, is asking the new government to take steps to break a network that launders illegal gold.
Biden to block Pebble project in Alaska
The Environmental Protection Agency’s final determination expected soon would effectively block the mine planned by Northern Dynasty Minerals.
Nicola Mining plans to restart Cariboo gold mill
The company is completing final preparations to commence gold mill near Merritt, BC.
Teck Resources launches podcast on sustainable mining
The first episode is available now, with new episodes following every two weeks.
Ivanhoe outlines Phase 3-4 Kamoa-Kakula expansion
The complex produced 333,500 tonnes of copper in 2022, more than double its output a year earlier.
Glencore sells Russian aluminum into LME storage, sources say
A build-up of Russian metal is likely to raise concern in the market that benchmark LME prices will weaken.
Philippines may tax nickel exports to follow Indonesia’s success
Indonesia and the Philippines are the world’s biggest suppliers of nickel.
RANKED: World’s biggest copper projects — 2023
Once again, Northern Dynasty's Pebble project located near the Bristol Bay region of Alaska takes first place.
